Au Pair Girls

Date: 1972
Director: Val Guest
Production Company: Tigon Pictures

Stars: Astrid Frank, Johnny Briggs, Gabrielle Drake, Me Me Lai, Nancie Wait, Joyce Heron, Daphne Anderson, Geoffrey Bayldon, Roger Avon, Rosalie Crutchley, Harold Bennett, Julian Barnes, John Le Mesurier, Richard O'Sullivan
Location(s): London, Oxfordshire

Region(s): ,

Storyline:

Four young women from the continent and Asia, arrive in England and begin new jobs as Au Pairs. Their lack of English leads to some compromising positions!

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I lived at 83 St Margarets Road for years and I think this is actually taken from within Twickenham Film Studios, showing the studio main gate (which i don't recognise) looking down The Barons. The Barons is a strange layout in an "A shape" - the bit shown is the crossbar of the A I think. Hilary Wainwright. The studio gates and the street outside also appear in 'Not So Dusty', 'White Cargo', 'Breakaway', 'Strongroom', 'Strictly Confidential' amongst other productions.

Hilary got it exactly right! To replace Terry Guntrip's Google Earth shot, those gates remain firmly closed to outsiders. (RL)

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The main car park at Twickenham Film Studios, advises Dean Humphreys. (SJ)

Some changes here. (SJ)

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The main car park at Twickenham Film Studios, advises Dean Humphreys. (SJ)

Bang on: the car park in the studios. (SJ)

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Lower Sloane St SW1. Looking Towards Chelsea Bridge Rd SW1, David Neicho ARA sent this in.

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Drummond St NW1 junction with Hampstead Rd NW1. David Neicho again. Well done.

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  • 23 Jun 2015

Also the Twickenham area? ... yes found (see "now")

I live here. This scene shows the Rolls traversing through East Twickenham along Richmond Road - the opposite site from Richmond town over Richmond Bridge heading in the direction of Marble Hill, Twickenham and St. Margaret's (and close to Twickenham studios). Above the mini's roof is 356 & 358 Richmond Road, now one as Le Top Shop Café, 354 is an RSPCA shop and 352 Richmond Road is an organic food store. Hasn't changed a great deal, the wobbly lamppost still there (it wobbles in front of my lounge window in a breeze!). Great info and proof from Steve Rees. (SJ)

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Phil h says that this is the junction of Richmond Road and St. Margarets Road and supports with this capture from Google Earth. The Rolls in 006a would have been entering from the right here! (RL)

Courtesy of Google Earth. (RL)

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Ravensbourne Road in East Twickenham, says David Lalley. This was the same row of houses used in the film 'The Amorous Milkman'.

Antony Blair provides this comparison taken 48 years later.

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Ravensbourne Road advises David Lalley.

There are far move cars in Antony's shot.

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David Lalley identifies this as Ravensbourne Road, Twickenham.

Antony's picture shows the passage of time as marked by the maturing tree.

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Ravensbourne Road in Twickenham recognised by David Lalley.

The same location by Antony.

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Phil H confirms this to be Ravensbourne Road and says "judging by the wall, this could be number 3." (RL)

Antony suggests that this is actually outside number 2.

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Ravensbourne Road in Twickenham, Greater London.

Antony Blair checked that the door displays number 2.

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  • 29 Jan 2010

Friar Park, Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, according to IMDB, incidentally as Iain Welsh observes, home to George Harrison and his family; but the identification was wrong and indeed, in a quick check in 2025, imdb had corrected this to Oakley Court.

IMDB was wrong, The site is Oakley Court Hotel, Water Oakley, Bray, Berkshire. This photo was taken at a wedding so the angles aren't quite correct. This location was used in many Hammer films as it is next door to the studios. Nick Williams.

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Where 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' was filmed. More photos of the hotel appear here: http://www.timewarp.org.uk/oakleycourt/index.htm

The lawn in front of the porch was removed sometime after 2005. SJ

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This replaces Nick's shot, taken from the other side to match one from the TV series Star Maidens. SJ

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Note the window.

That window still exists behind the rebuilt conservatory. SJ

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A conservatory has clearly been added. (RL)